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Spanish Springs led 23-18 at halftime but was outscored 36-15 in the last two quarters. The Cougars had won three of their last four prior to falling apart against the Senators.
"We talked about in the locker room after the game. Our effort was embarrassing," Spanish Springs coach Christine Eckles said. "That looked like the team we were in early December, not the one we've been for the last three weeks.
Carson outscored Spanish Springs 8-3 to open the third period. That pulled the CHS club into a 26-26 deadlock two minutes into the quarter.
Spanish Springs got a layup from Julianna Waller to go back ahead 28-26 with 5:55 to go in the third period, but that's when it got ugly for the visitors. Carson reeled off 12 unanswered points to push its lead to double-digits, 38-28. The Senators led 40-31 at the third quarter's conclusion.
Sam Owens drained a 3-pointer for Spanish Springs to open the fourth-quarter scoring. The long-range bomb left the SSHS squad down by six, 40-34, but it could get no closer.
Carson put the game away by posting the next eight points and forging ahead 48-34 midway through the final period.
Waller and Lyndsey Anderson scored 11 and 10 points in the Cougars' lackluster performance.
Jazmyn Stokes and Eliza Matley both scored 12 points to pace the Carson offense.
Spanish Springs led at halftime largely because it held Carson to four second-quarter points. Down 14-12 after one period, the Cougars outscored their hosts 11-4 in the second eight minutes.
"We didn't play great in the first half, but we did defend in the second quarter," Eckles said. "We rotated and were active in our 2-3 zone during that stretch. Then when they missed shots, we grabbed the rebound. That didn't happen in the second half."
Carson (14-9, 7-6) out-rebounded Spanish Springs 39-36 and forced 28 Cougars turnovers.
"We talk about our system every day, that we have to defend, rebound and take care of the ball. We didn't do any of those things tonight," Eckles said.
Spanish Springs (12-11, 6-7) will try and get back on track Friday night when it plays at North Valleys. Tip-off is 6 p.m.


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Teen Coffeehouse: Book Art
Tuesday, July 9 @ 2pm
Calling all teen artists, poets, and scholars: come share your drawings, sketches, poems, stories... anything. We will meet in the Teen Lounge and share our art and the art of others. Don't forget to bring your mug - hot chocolate, apple cider, and tea will be provided by the Friends of the Southeast Branch Library.
Do you have old, musty books laying around? Bring them in for our book art project, where we'll use the pages of old books to craft some totally cool... well, art.
Red Cross Summer Safety for Kids
Wednesday, July 3 @ 2pm
Swimming is a popular summer activity and The American Red Cross encourages everyone to learn how to stay safe at the beach and the pool. Join us for an informative program on how to enjoy water activities safely.
Friends of the Library Booksale
Saturday, June 15 from 10 am - 4 pm
The Friends of the Southeast Library will be holding a one-day only book sale in the Library Lobby. Tables of books will be available, including many new & popular fiction titles. The FOLSE Bookstore will be open during the same hours with the same low prices.
Summer Reading Program: Fractured Fairytales - A Pirate's Life for Me
Wednesday, July 31 @ 2pm
Aarrgh ye ready, landlubbers? It's time to set sail for adventure with Captain Kristine and First Mate Alex. Turn in your completed reading log and be transformed into a pirate – you'll even get a new pirate name. Then help the Captain and First Mate tell a classic fairytale story (all wrong, of course). The treasure map in the story will lead you to the treasure and the special guests that hold it.
Parents, please note that this program will take place (mostly) outside and that your child will get wet. Appropriate swimwear and cover-ups are permitted; shoes are required.
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Join Steve on a journey back to Old Florida as he tells stories of his childhood and shares real Florida history. See and touch actual artifacts, taste real beef jerky, and become part of the story as he brings his stories to life. This program for school-aged children is sponsored by the Friends of the Southeast Branch Library and is part of the Viva Florida 500 celebration.
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Did you ever wonder how archaeologists find sites? Excavate a peanut butter and jelly sandwich to find out. Dig up the past and learn about real tools, fieldwork, and archaeological sites through hands-on activities. This program for school-aged children is sponsored and hosted by the Florida Public Archaeology Network and is part of the Viva Florida 500 celebration.
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Join bat advocate, Marcia Daniels, as she teaches us about the amazing bats found in our area, and why they need our help. Bats are amazing bug eaters with important roles to play in our local ecosystem. Discover the wonderful world of bats through this interactive family program. View and listen to bats as they emerge from local bat houses. We'll even have a BATastic craft to reminds us that bats are really our friends. This free program is sponsored in partnership with the Friends of the Library of St. Johns County.
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A GOOD Samaritan fighting for normality after years of illness joined up with a charity to get people recycling – and smashed his target of environmentally friendly pledges at the Victorian Christmas Fayre.
Gareth Owen, of Pinvin, near Pershore, took on the challenge from Vinspired to create a team of volunteers to benefit Worcestershire despite being diagnosed with neurosarcoidosis – inflammation of the brain affecting the nervous system.
The 23-year-old displayed a Recycling Tree at the fayre on Sunday, December 1, outside the Guildhall for people to hang up their pledges towards saving the environment.
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How good has Joe Flacco been during the Baltimore Ravens' playoff run?
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Flacco threw for 282 yards and posted a 125.6 passer rating in a Round 1 win over the Colts, then put up 331 yards, three touchdowns and a 116.2 rating last week, in taking down Peyton Manning.
Sunday, he outdueled Tom Brady in Foxboro to help Baltimore to the Super Bowl.
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First Down: Anquan Boldin.
The Patriots' defense appeared locked in early — until Aqib Talib broke up a third-down pass intended for Boldin, then hobbled off the field with an apparent hamstring injury.
With Talib out of the lineup and no other Patriots cornerback able to match Boldin physically, the Ravens turned Boldin into their go-to target in the second half. He came through in a big way, especially in the fourth quarter, when he hauled in a pair of touchdown catches to ice the game.
The first came off a play-action from the Patriots 3; Boldin soared over top of two defenders for a terrific grab. He then abused New England safety Marquice Cole in a one-on-situation 3:43 later to bury the reeling Patriots.
Fourth Down: Tom Brady.
The Ravens tend to bring out the worst in Brady and, quite frankly, this was about as badly as the future Hall of Famer can play.
Brady finished with 320 yards passing, but he had no magic in a scoreless second half — a downward spiral that included a pair of interceptions, one by Dannell Ellerbe, another by Cary Williams. Despite getting the Patriots out to an early lead, Brady seemed out of sorts early, as he misfired on a number of passes, both short and deep.
With the Patriots down 15 and less than nine minutes left, Brady scrambled out of the pocket but could not outrun massive defensive tackle Haloti Ngata. Instead, he fired an aimless pass to no one in particular.
Perhaps never more than on that play, Brady appeared defeated.
First Down: Dennis Pitta.
One moment, Pitta was on the receiving end of one of the hardest hits we've seen all playoff season, courtesy of Jerod Mayo (Bernard Pollard's scary, fumble-forcing smack of Stevan Ridley might be at the top of that list).
The next, Pitta was turning Steve Gregory inside-out for a 5-yard TD, which gave Baltimore a lead it never relinquished. On a day that saw tight ends from all four teams show up huge, Pitta delivered a massive moment for his team.
Fourth Down: New England's missed opportunities.
The Patriots drove into Baltimore territory a whopping nine different times Sunday, and they made it to the red zone on five occasions. They came away with a grand total of 13 points.
On those red-zone trips, New England scored one touchdown, kicked two field goals, turned it over once and failed on a fourth-down attempt. Brady also threw a pick from the Baltimore 24, and the Patriots punted from Baltimore's side of the field thrice. The Patriots also settled for a field goal just before halftime, after some shoddy clock management cost them a chance at the end zone.
First Down: Baltimore's secondary.
The absence of Rob Gronkowski no doubt made the Ravens' job easier, but they answered the call nonetheless. Baltimore had trouble with both Wes Welker and Aaron Hernandez, allowing that duo to combine for 200 yards receiving. Other than a 36-yard grab by Welker late, though, all of those yards came on completions of 17 yards or less.
Williams' interception sealed the game, while Pollard's demolition of Ridley turned a tight 21-13 contest clearly in Baltimore's favor.
Brady had an off night, but the Ravens deserve plenty of credit for taking him out of his comfort zone and forcing New England's to stick with small gains.
Fourth Down: Shane Vereen … or, the Patriots' lack of creativity.
When Gronkowski left last week's New England win over Houston, the Patriots picked the Texans apart by shifting Vereen around the field — he caught a pair of touchdown passes and, multiple times, lined up wide against a linebacker.
Sunday, even as Brady struggled and the Patriots sputtered, Vereen was virtually nonexistent. He saw the ball on three plays in the first quarter, then did not have another touch until New England trailed by 15 in the game's closing minutes.
Once he did get back on the field, he quickly produced a 7-yard run, plus receptions of 9 and 13 yards. Which begs the question: Why didn't New England utilize him more frequently?
First Down: Aaron Hernandez (and, for the most part, Wes Welker).
Neither player broke loose (and Welker had a massive drop on 3rd-and-7 with the Patriots clinging to a 13-7 lead), but the Patriots' top two weapons did what they could on Sunday, with 17 combined receptions. Both Hernandez and Welker had spectacular catches in traffic, too, with Hernandez drawing a 15-yard penalty on Ray Lewis and Welker doing the same to Bernard Pollard.
Fourth Down: Nate Solder.
Tough to hang a "Fourth Down" nomination on a player for one play, but … Solder's third-quarter error might have been the real turning point of the game.
Right after Flacco and Pitta had connected to put Baltimore on top, Brady found Danny Woodhead for a first down on a key 3rd-and-short. Except, Solder was called for holding on the play, despite Baltimore using just a three-man rush.
The Patriots, instead of moving the chains, backed up into a 3rd-and-12. Brady's subsequent pass for Hernandez fell incomplete, New England punted and Baltimore marched for another touchdown to extend its lead to eight.
Stick that in your ear CBS and Jim Nantz.. Hope your supper with bob kraft is crowpie, you pat chump!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am surprised Wes Welker is not "4th down". His drop was the biggest momentum changer of the game. Pats had the ball and were driving in Ravens territory to make it a 2 score game and Welker drops a gimme on Ravens 25 yard line forcing Pats to punt. If Welker had made the catch Pats wouldn't have had to go for 4th down in Ravens territory in the 2nd half. Welker has a knack f making crucial drops at most inopportune times and after yesterday's drop following SB where he dropped Vince Lombari trophy, I don't see Pats keeping him in the team.
Another 4th down should be Belichick/GM who have consistently failed to fortify defense and haven't been able to get a deep ball threat. At the moment Pats only have TEs and a short passing game and that's about it. When tough defenses like Ravens, 49ers, Giants etc. force the issue and dare them to beat them long, Pats have no answers. There's not even one decent receiver Pats have who is a deep ball threat and coupled with a leaky defense you have to wonder how New England management has manaed to waste one of the All Time Great QB.
I for one am happy that we won't be seeing the damn Patriots in the superbowl again. That got old years ago. Going to be some punishing football in XLVII; can't wait !
The Patriots are a great team. They are always up there in the league in points scored and everyone usually picks them to win it all every year. Had Brady, Bill and the Patriots not won 3 Super Bowls at the beginning of the last decade, how would the Patriots legacy be viewed? Would they be compared to other great teams that choked, or, "couldn't win the big one?" Would they be compared to teams like the Buffalo Bills that went to 4 consecutive Super Bowls in 4 years, all loses? Why is it that the Patriots were able to win almost all of the big games during the "Spygate era," only to lose so many big games after they were no longer allowed to do whatever it was that they did during the Spygate era? Why has a team that has been as great as the Patriots, not won a Super Bowl in 8 years? I think many could pick several of the Patriots previous 8 teams that were better than the Patriots teams that actually won the Super Bowl; what could be the difference between the Patriots teams that won the Super Bowl and the Patriots teams that did not? Is it coaching? Did Brady lose that "killer instinct?" Was Spygate a bigger factor than any of us could have realized? You type in "Spygate" into your search bar and, pending on your view of the topic, you can find hundreds of reports to support your argument of whether Spygate did or did not help the Patriots. Furthermore, it seems like no two people can agree on what exactly happened with Spygate in the first place. Can it be assumed that had the Patriots not "Spygate-d," they would not have won the Super Bowls that they did? If the answer to the previous question is "Yes," then can the Patriots simply be considered a great team that couldn't win the big games without violating NFL rules?
With all of this in mind, what can we draw from what we have seen during the Brady, Belichick era?
* The Patriots have dominated during the regular season.
* The Patriots won 3 Super Bowls (Pre-Spygate).
* The League punished the Patriots for a scandal simply known as Spygate. A scandal of which a great debate can be had on whether or not it gave the Patriots an advantage or not. A scandal of which a debate can be made on what exactly it entailed.
* Some sort of violation of NFL rules prompted the NFL to punish the Patriots.
* The Patriots have NOT won a Super Bowl since Spygate, despite having what appeared to be vastly superior teams.
In conclusion, could it be coincidence that the Patriots have not won a Super Bowl since Spygate. Yes it could be as simple as that, but if you walked up to someone with no bias and no preconceived notions on anything regarding the Patriots, Spygate or even football for that matter; then told them, "The Patriots of the early 2000's won three Super Bowls. After the fact, the league found out that the Patriots were violating NFL rules to the extent that their coach was fined the maximum amount a coach could be fined, the owner was fined $250,000 and the team had to forfeit a 1st Round Draft pick. Furthermore, the Patriots were no longer able to violate the rule(s) that they did when they won all of their Super Bowls. Since the time that they could no longer violate the rule(s), the Patriots have not won a single Super Bowl, dispite what many could argue were better teams. IN YOUR OPINION, WHY DO YOU THINK THE PATRIOTS HAVE NOT WON ANY MORE SUPERBOWLS?"
It could be assumed the response from this unbiased person would be something like the following:
"I don't know what Spygate is or what happened during Spygate, but based on known events, it's appears clear that some advantage was gained during the Spygate era. Otherwise, why would they have faired so poorly in big games since the fact that they violated NFL rules came to light and were no longer allowed to violate them? One could argue that teams could have simply "figured the Patriots out" but the fact that the Patriots have dominated the regular season like they have completely debunks this argument. The only logical reasoning that can be had regarding the Patriots' Brady/Belichick era is that Spygate gave them just enough of an advantage to win the big games when the rules were violated, and lose the big games when they no longer were."
As great as Brady, Belichick and the Patriots have been, what Belichick did during the Patriots Super Bowl winning years, forever tarnishes the amazing teams that Patriots have sent out on the field every Sunday. I feel sorry for Brady and the other members of those great teams. Belichick has put an undeniable asterisk next to the Patriots dynasty of the early 2000's. Unfortunately, the dynasty ended when Spygate came to light. Speculation and debates can be had on whether the dynasty would have even exsisted without the violations associated with Spygate.Shame on you Bill.
mr. drops(welker) is a bum. i always knew he was no good. We should have kept Moss yet we kept this guy?...i say cut him and lets get larry fitzjerald. one touchdown isn't good enough for a player that costs that kind of cheddar. he's too damn small potatoes.ship his miniature butt out fedex style and lets get a 6ft stud wide out. Damn munchkin cost us the game
You ask more questions than give answers. They are a good team, don't play anyone in their division that is really tough, and when they play really tough teams they lose. Cheaters allways lose in the end.
or we can just throw huge money at "big studs" like Gronk or Hernandez and continue to watch how they can't stay on the field.
Wait a minute, we already did throw the money at them didn't we???
I understand that it could be just coincidence but in our most important games every year, either one of the "big studs" is out with a boo boo and Welker just goes out on the field and catches balls.
Yes he made some drops but "golden boy" Brady made some ass ugly passes as well.
I don't hear anyone wanting to run Brady out of town
Let's be real here; you let Welker walk, and I guarantee that the Bronco's would pick him up before you could blink you eyes.
You don't think Manning wouldn't beg Elway to get Welker if he was available?
Snake2, go back to your mom's basement and keep quiet so people don't really figure out what an idiot you really are.
@SNAKE2 Get a grip, Welker leads the league or at he top every year with receptions and yards..NE has been more than happy to have him.
@j7apple @SNAKE2 Welker has the yards because he is targeted so many times. Pats will never win without a couple of stud receivers. Brady is like a dragster engine, problem is, the Pats have no wheels. Their receivers are undersized, slow and can't get separation. In addition, their defense is big but slow, so they can't tee-off on the opposition. Teams like the Ravens and 49ers can hammer the Pats without fear of reprisal. Pats are too soft, lack a pass rush, their back can't cover and their linebackers are too slow. Great to stuff the run, but it's a passing league. So much for the defensive genius.


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THE Hills of Glenhaven are a long way from ski fields of Perisher but that didn't stop Luke Irving from winning last month's Interschools Snowsports Australian Championship.
Luke, 9, tore up the slopes in difficult conditions to win the junior division five Skier X category with a blistering time of 31.60 seconds.
It was the quickest individual run of the tournament and helped put his three-member team from The Kings School into second place.
Luke said he was shocked when told his father told him he was in first place with a new personal record time.
"I'd just finished my Skier X event and dad spotted my time on the scoreboard," Luke said.
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School teammates Orlando Denton (37.53 seconds) and Luke's twin brother Ben (33.26 seconds) also impressed with strong finishing times.
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20 Worst-Case Scenarios From The Readerhood
Adversity builds character, so goes the old saw. If that's the case, then Four Wheeler readers are a pretty unimpeachable group-at least, if the snafus and stucks shown on these pages are any indication of the adversity you suffer. A few months back, we asked you for your best (or worst) stuck photos, and you responded with plenty of pics and anguished laments-and yeah, a few chuckles, too.
Now for the payoff: everyone who sent in a photo featured here will receive a complimentary box of exclusive FW swag, and one lucky Grand Prize winner takes home (OK, we're mailing it to him) gift certificates worth $2,000 from 4-Wheel Parts Wholesalers. Thanks to all who sent in your entries this time, and for those of you who'd like to enter our latest contest, check out page 48 for all the details.
It didn't happen on a trail-but you know this had to be ugly anyway, and Dave Manning confirms it. Dave was driving home from the grocery store on I-15 near his home in North Salt Lake, Utah, when a vehicle swerved suddenly in front of him. Trying to avoid a collision at 65 mph, he lost control and rolled his Jeep three times-across the highway, off the shoulder, and nearly into the path of an oncoming freight train before ending up in a drainage ditch, a few feet shy of the tracks. The Jeep was totaled, but thankfully Dave was able to walk away from the wreck unscathed: "I was wearing my seatbelt and received only a few cuts and bruises." For surviving a near-death experience-and reminding us again that safety really does come first-we're happy to award Dave our $2,000 shopping spree from 4-Wheel Parts. Happy shopping, Dave. You've earned it.
Here's a Worst Stuck from 1968, sent by Craig Philpott of Angwin, California. Craig's dad Edward (seen in the white T-shirt) ran a road grader in Farmington, New Mexico, back then, and he was routinely sent to retrieve stuck vehicles from Chaco Wash during the rainy season. Here, a Navajo farmer's pickup truck got bogged down in the wash, where rainwater and silty soil combine to form a type of quicksand. In this case, however, Ed's recovery attempt failed, and the patient ... well, it sat for a week. Craig explains: "By the time [the floodwaters receded], there was only a tiny corner of the vehicle's roof showing from the wash bottom. The pickup was dug out completely by hand."
After a day spent wheeling at Silver Lake in Michigan, Doug Wine was running some donuts on the flat top of a steep dune. He got a little too close to the lip of the dune, got sideways and slid down a steep sand embankment before ending up solidly wedged between two trees. Doug explains the rescue: "After about a half hour of digging and listening to spectators' comments like, 'What a moron', and 'What kind of idiot would do something like that?', a fellow duner came along and winched my rear end around enough that I could get myself out." With only $900 in damage to the rear quarter panels, Doug considers himself a lucky man indeed.
Goleta, California, resident Kristofer Troeger enjoys wheeling at the Pismo Dunes, and he sent along this photo of his '72 Bronco on the receiving end of a "sand bath" administered by a buddy's Jeep. "All day I was roosting him whenever he got stuck," Kris explains, "and then I got myself stuck while sidehilling a dune. As soon as I saw him backing up to the edge of the dune, I ran out of my Bronco, leaving my then-girlfriend in the passenger seat to get the full brunt of the blast!" Kris soon got unstuck, courtesy of a tow strap, and drove away under his own power. And the girlfriend? Well shucks, lets hear it for confirmed bachelorhood.
Andrew Turner relates a tale of true perseverance-a muddy mess that took two months to solve. It all started when Andrew and his brother decided to build a trail on their father's property in Jewett, Ohio. One spot on the trail, fed by an underground stream, was muddy, "but nothing our open-diff trucks couldn't handle." Andrew's Bronco was the first victim, and with no tractor access or room for another vehicle to make a clean pull, they resorted to hand-winching. No luck, however, and running out of time, the brothers abandoned the Bronco for a month. When they returned, they took turns getting each other's trucks stuck, then unstuck, then getting Andrew's truck stuck again. Another month later, Andrew was able to jack up his truck with a Hi-Lift to a point where he could be safely pulled out, waterlogged diffs and all. "I think I'll wait for a powered winch before I try it again," he reflects.


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INFORMS conference to focus on the business of big data
The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS, publishers of Analytics magazine) is launching a new topical conference that will put the focus squarely on the business of big data – how organizations can transition from being data-rich to decision-smart. The INFORMS Big Data Conference will be held June 22-24 at the San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, Calif. Read more
Study reveals salaries, location, education of data scientists
Data scientists, the elusive kingpins in the big data movement, can earn base salaries well over $200,000, are younger, overwhelmingly male, have at least a master's degree and probably a Ph.D., and one in three are foreign born, according to the first-ever study looking at salaries, education levels, gender and geographical location of this new profession. Almost half of all data scientists are on the West Coast working for technology and gaming companies. Read more
Every second counts in digital business world
The hallmark of a digital business will be the ability to spot opportunities that might span a matter of just seconds, according to Gartner, Inc. Gartner introduced the concept of a "business moment" – a transient opportunity that is exploited dynamically – in 2013 and expects these moments to occur more and more frequently as enterprises migrate from today's world to the digital business world. Read more
MIT's LGO program receives UPS Prize
The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS) awarded its prestigious UPS George D. Smith Prize to Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Leaders for Global Operations (LGO) Program. Read more
Mayo Clinic earns INFORMS Prize
Mayo Clinic, the innovative healthcare organization that has used analytics throughout its organization to provide economical, quality services in an era of ballooning medical costs, was named the 2014 winner of the INFORMS Prize. The prize was presented at an awards gala held in conjunction with the 2014 INFORMS Conference on Business Analytics and Operations Research in Boston. Read more
Webinar on integrated business planning & supply chain optimization
On May 20, the webinar, "Influence customer demand; optimize your commercial activities through integrated business planning" will provide an exclusive look at an end-to-end supply chain optimization solution, designed to help businesses meet their customer's needs in the most efficient, cost-effective and profitable way. Read more
Utilities closing analytics skills gap with SAS grant
Utilities lack a strong pipeline of data scientists to tackle tough industry-business concerns. SAS has stepped up with a research and software grant, including energy forecasting technologies, to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte's Energy Production Infrastructure Center (EPIC). Multidisciplinary engineering coursework combined with practical data applications are expected to attract new students to the field. Read more
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IBM, UNICEF team up to win Innovative Applications Award
For members of the INFORMS Analytics Section, one of the many highlights of the recent INFORMS Conference on Business Analytics and Operations Research were the excellent presentations by the finalists in the Third Annual Innovative Applications in Analytics Award competition. Read more
Analytics Section welcomes new members from SPRIG
At the close of 2013, the officers of the INFORMS Analytics Section and the Spreadsheet Productivity Research Interest Group (SPRIG) agreed that SPRIG would merge into the Analytics Section. SPRIG's officers evaluated membership trends and activities, and came to a difficult conclusion that the group was not likely to be viable in its current form. They approached the Analytics Section, which welcomed any and all SPRIG members. Read more
INFORMS Initiatives
INFORMS continuing education courses set for San Jose
INFORMS' popular continuing education courses will be held June 20-21 ("Essential Practice Skills for Analytics Professionals") and June 25-26 ("Data Exploration & Visualization") before and after, respectively, the 2014 INFORMS Conference on the Business of Big Data in San Jose, Calif. Register early to save $100. Read more
Prestigious Analytics Certification Board named
An independent and prestigious Analytics Certification Board (ACB) has been appointed by the INFORMS Board of Directors, further signaling the staying power of this new credential and the wide support for it by industry luminaries. Read more
Industry News
Banks stop criminals with SAS Financial Crimes Suite
Getting away with financial crime just got harder. The latest SAS Financial Crimes Suite arms institutions to detect potential suspicious activity more efficiently than ever. A new customer due diligence solution within the suite more accurately detects changes in a customer's risk profile. Enhanced anti-money laundering and case management capabilities also make it easier to have a complete view of threats across an institution's financial crimes investigation unit. Read more
SGI, Cognilytics partnership brings analytics to enterprise big data
SGI, a leader in high-performance computing and big data, and Cognilytics, a global provider of big data and advanced analytics solutions and the winner of the SAP North America Partner Excellence Award 2014 for Platform Solutions, announced a partnership to help enterprises monetize their data as a strategic asset. Read more
Predictive analytics drives production, maintenance at BMW
IBM recently announced that car manufacturer BMW Group is deploying IBM big data and analytics technology to optimize products, repairs and maintenance. The use of predictive analytics helps to detect and fix vulnerabilities before new models are launched – and long before they might cause problems in series production. Read more
Instant Replay
(Selected articles that ran in previous issues of Analytics that merit a second look.)
"Analytics & the future of healthcare"
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- March 25, 2014
New Carleton Art Exhibit Highlights the Complex Forces Shaping the Mississippi River Landscape
A new exhibit in the Carleton College Perlman Teaching Museum highlights the complex forces shaping the Mississippi River landscape. "Petrochemical America: Project Room" is a unique collaboration between celebrated photographer Richard Misrach and landscape designer Kate Orff. Based on the book Petrochemical America (Aperture, 2012), the project brings into focus the complex economic and ecological forces that have shaped the industrial landscapes of the lower Mississippi River's "Cancer Alley."
The public is invited to an opening reception for "Petrochemical America: Project Room" on Thursday, April 3 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Weitz Center for Creativity Commons. Along with light refreshments, the reception will include a tour of the exhibit led by Minneapolis artist and photographer Paul Shambroom, who will explore issues of power through grand landscape imagery.
- April 17, 2014
Lecture Examines the Economic Implications of the Affordable Care Act
Tom Buchmueller, a respected health economist and member of the Carleton Class of 1985, will discuss the economic implications of the Affordable Care Act in a public presentation on Thursday, April 24 at 4 p.m. in the Gould Library Athenaeum. Entitled "The Affordable Care Act: 2014 and Beyond," Buchmueller's presentation is free and open to the public.
- April 17, 2014
Carleton Celebrates Shakespeare's 450th Birthday
Carleton College will host a birthday party honoring William Shakespeare in commemoration of his 450th birthday with performances, displays, and refreshments on Wednesday, April 23 from 4 to 6 p.m. in Room 172 of the Weitz Center for Creativity. This celebration is free and open to the public.
- April 17, 2014
Lecture Uncovers Musical Remigration During the Cold War
Vanderbilt University professor Joy Calico will discuss "A Survivor from Warsaw," a work for narrator, men's chorus, and orchestra, written by the Austrian composer Arnold Schoenberg as a tribute to the Holocaust victims. Calico's lecture will be held Tuesday, April 22 from 5 to 6 p.m. in the Carleton College Music Hall Room 103. This event is free and open to the public.
- April 14, 2014
Convocation Invites the Public to Save the World, One Bar of Soap at a Time
Derreck Kayongo, a global health leader, social entrepreneur, and the co-founder of Global Soap Project, will present Carleton College's weekly convocation address on Friday, April 18 from 10:50 to 11:50 a.m. in the Skinner Memorial Chapel. Entitled "Recycle Soap, Save a Village," Kayongo's talk is free and open to the public. Convocations are also streamed live and can be viewed online at go.carleton.edu/convo/.
- April 14, 2014
Junior Studio Art Majors Showcase their Work in New Exhibit
The opening of the Carleton College Junior Art Show will be held on Thursday, May 1 from 7 to 9 p.m. in Boliou Hall. Admission to this show is free and open to the public.


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FRIDAY, March 8 (HealthDay News) -- Financial incentives can enhance sustained weight loss, according to a study to be presented at the annual meeting of the American College of Cardiology, held from March 9 to 11 in San Francisco.
Steven L. Driver, M.D., M.P.H., and Donald Hensrud, M.D., M.P.H., from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., examined the sustainability of weight loss through education, behavior modification, and a financial incentive scheme in a group of 100 healthy adults aged 18 to 63 years with a body mass index of 30 to 39.9 kg/m². Participants were randomized to education (Live it!, with or without financial incentives) or to education plus structured behavioral modification (Lose it!, with or without financial incentives). Participants who met their goals received $20 per month, while those who failed to meet their goals had to pay a $20 penalty.
The researchers observed higher participation rates for those in the financial incentive groups, and participants in these groups lost more weight than controls. There was a significant difference in the completion rate for those in the incentive (62 percent) versus non-incentive (26 percent) groups. Mean weight loss at one year was 9.08 and 2.34 pounds in the combined incentive group and combined non-incentive group, respectively. The estimated effect of incentives was significant, at 6.5 pounds lost. The estimated effect of Lose it! was 2.36 pounds, which was not significant.
"Because of the high prevalence of obesity and the overall lack of effective treatment, people need to look at creative interventions to help people lose and maintain weight," Driver said in a statement. "Financial incentives may be one way to help with this."
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4.18/5 rDev -0.9%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A fantastic ale. At roughly 60 IBUs, this is an ale to recommend to any of your friends, regardless of palate and preferences. Strong floral/citrus aromas with a smooth, two finger head from the bottle. This ale is the perfect supplement to a spring day.
Serving type: bottle
03-29-2014 19:21:12 | More by kcrosson492
4.49/5 rDev +6.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
A - 4.25 - golden amber crystal clear color, white head that dissipates pretty quickly,
S - 4.5 - Dank, garlic, pine, citrus (grapefruit, orange, papaya, mango),
T - 4.5 - Follows the nose, dankness, resin, garlic, pine, citrus with all the same stuff you see in the smell.
M - 4.5 - very bitter, light-medium mouthfeel, alc covered, aftertaste is grapefruit/lemon/lime zest, nice and fruity
O - 4.5 - Great beer. I don't think I've had this fresh enough before. Lagunitas is a pretty impressive brewery, great hoppy, big beers.
Serving type: bottle
03-29-2014 18:25:03 | More by ISmith87
3.8/5 rDev -10%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
A: Golden unlike the hair of the little sumpin' pictured on the bottle. White foamy head.
S: Strikingly like passion fruit, citrusy, floral notes.
T: Bitter bite entangles the tongue.
M: Light and tingly.
O: Good beer wouldn't be my first pick but I wouldn't pass up an opportunity to drink it again. The name and label really gather your attention.
Serving type: bottle
03-22-2014 01:11:22 | More by oonthego
4.26/5 rDev +0.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Poured bottle into New Belgium globe couldn't read date on bottle tasted fresh
A-Pours clear golden with a medium beige 1 1/2 finger head, very good clinging lacing.
S-Aromas of pine resin, grapefruit, biscuit, grass and some floral notes.
T-Flavor is fairly bitter with some tart grapefruit.
M-Medium light body, lively, lightly dry. Medium malty sweet into medium bitter, with a light bitter aftertaste. Nice carbonation!
O-Overall another great beer by Lagunitas would be perfect for a hot summer day!
Serving type: bottle
03-20-2014 02:24:14 | More by reebtaerG
4.03/5 rDev -4.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Poured into a tulip glass.
A: Light yellow, clear. A white one finger head that dissipates fast to medium bubbles. Frothy lacing.
S: Citrus-y hops, featuring lemons. Grassy and floral.
T: Smooth, semi- sweet. The citrus and floral balance takes away from the bitter hops. A touch of honey and spice makes everything nice. A very sessionable beer.
M: light to medium with light to medium carbonation.
O: Glad I got to try this very sought after brew. Now I see why it's so popular. A great back porch beer.
Serving type: bottle
03-16-2014 15:36:09 | More by brewskifan55
3.46/5 rDev -18%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Appearance: Pours a clear golden yellow. Medium head. Few bubbles rising to the surface.
Smell: Fresh, sweet, citrus, hoppy, acetone, slightly boozy.
Taste: Slightly sour, floral hops. Finishes clean. Slight acetone aftertaste.
Mouthfeel: Medium body. Slightly carbonated. Clean finish.
Overall: Decent balance. Unique for its style. I wish there were more wheat characteristics to the beer. I would drink this again, but wouldn't take it over Gumballhead.
Serving type: bottle
03-16-2014 05:28:05 | More by AngrySnuggles
4.08/5 rDev -3.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours a clear yellow with lone bubbles letting loose to feed a big off white head that towers over this brew. So much sticky lace left behind on my imperial pint glass.
Aroma is nice floral hops mingled with good tropical fruit notes all on a honey dipped bready malt base. Lots of hop aromas but not overly bitter smelling, nice.
Taste is like the aroma to a point, nice malts sweet and bready, hops kick in more like pineapple and grapefruit combined. Flavor is good lightly bitter just not as juicy as it smelled. Some light spice in the finish with lingering hop resin.
Mouthfeel is good lighter medium with fairly mellow carbonation for the massive head.
Overall nice easy drinking brew, seems to go down way to easy for 7.5% which could lead to trouble. One of the better ones in this style.
Serving type: bottle
03-15-2014 21:23:30 | More by mntlover
4.31/5 rDev +2.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Beautiful bright golden color with a thick two fingers head with decent retention.
Nice citrus tropical aroma with notes of oranges, grapefruit, pineapple and mango.
Flavor mostly follows nose. Notes of grapefruits, tea leaves, toasted malts and some white bread, lemongrass, caramel, mango, honey, tangerines and pine. Quite dry and bitter aftertaste.
Light body with perfect carbonation.
Delicious and pleasant tropical IPA (or even a hoppy APA), hard to say anything bad about this beer. Balanced with a decent complexity and huge drinkability, I could drink this the whole day. Perfectly executed, great choice of hops and wheat gave it some roundness.
Serving type: bottle
03-09-2014 21:29:04 | More by FLima
4.69/5 rDev +11.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
Poured into my trusty chilled (but not frosted) Founder's glass.
Poured golden yellow. Medium head that receded fairly quick. . Moderate lacing and streaks down the glass.
Pine, oranges, banana. Nice.
Citrus. Banana. Wheat bread. Everytime I have this offering from Lagunitas, it's a little different. I chock that up to the complexity of the beer.
Crisp and refreshing. Medium carbonation. Malt and hops in the aftertaste.
This is a complex ale. No other way to put it. But it is still easy to drink, warm or cold. With or without food. The way I would describe it to a friend would be... Imagine your favorite Belgian White.. All that bread and banana goodness. Now throw a well balanced single IPA at it. Poof, that's the little sumpin sumpin I think they were talking about. I love this beer and buy it when I see it.
Serving type: bottle
03-09-2014 04:23:54 | More by turbotype
4.14/5 rDev -1.9%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
A: Not a big fan of how it looks its a very pale golden yellow, nice white head, and a nice even lacing
S: Great smell nice and citrusy with lots of lemon. Then with a piney smell to it
T: Good beer lots of hops upfront with citrus, the mid has a weird slight alcohol taste to me but then a smooth finish with a good aftertaste of hops on the tongue.
M: Great mouth feel seems just right and very refreshing.
Good beer with some taste and appearance lacking.
Serving type: bottle
03-09-2014 03:04:26 | More by GinjaSlice
4.53/5 rDev +7.3%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
I was a little reluctant to try this, because I thought it couldn't be as good as Lagunitas Sucks Brown Shugga Substitute. Boy, was I wrong. This is just fantastic! If this is going to be available year-round, it will be in my refridgerator year-round.
Serving type: bottle
03-09-2014 00:38:27 | More by KDHicks1958
4.26/5 rDev +0.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
This is a great ale! Perfect amount of hop profile on the aftertaste and a sweet fruity taste upfront. Bitterness lingers for a bit but quickly dissipates leaving you wanting another sip. Alcohol is hidden well. This just became one of my favorite hoppy ales. A must try. Next up for me is the Sucks Brown Shugga.
Serving type: bottle
03-08-2014 15:10:08 | More by I_will_have_another
4/5 rDev -5.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
I first tasted this one at an event that included Lagunitas, Ballast Point, and Dogfishhead and I found myself back for several little cups of this newfound gold. An aromatically distinct, smooth ale with almost Brown ale qualities in a hoppier golden form. This one has has quickly become a staple within my rotation of beers that can be bought in a grocery store. A great beer.
Serving type: bottle
03-08-2014 04:45:53 | More by arcaris22
Quebec (Canada)
4.09/5 rDev -3.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from a 12oz bottle, bottling code 305 3 (Nov. 1, 2013).
Pale yellow body (clear) with a thick white head and a tight patchwork pf lacing. Aroma is strong wheat with a kiss of orange. Flavor has ripe oranges, sweet clementines. Great drinkability and flavorful to boot.
Serving type: bottle
03-03-2014 14:01:06 | More by papat444
4.2/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
12oz. bottle poured into a pint glass.
A: Pours a pristine honey golden color with a thick, creamy white head from the wheat. The head loses a little bit of its luster, but retains nicely at about a 1/4" with an absolute barrage of carbonation bubbles rising to the surface to maintain it. The combination of the beautiful hue, thick lacing, and massive amounts of synchronized bubbles floating has this beer constantly catching my attention.
S: Sweet grains and some wheat. Hints of organic honey. A burst of citrus hop aroma comes through in the finish. Complex and aromatic.
T: Lots of floral hops with some big citrus flavors—grapefruit, orange peel, SLIGHT hints of lemon. There's a nice malt backbone underneath, but it's light and bready and slightly sweet, much like a wheat beer (go figure). The malt doesn't really lead the way, however, as it slowly fades from existence in the finish. You're left with a last huzzah of grapefruity citrus and light notes of grassy/flowery bitterness. This is one stupidly complex ale. And I mean that with all respect.
M: A nice body that sits comfortably in the medium category. Lots of silky smoothness, a light touch of creaminess. Damn near perfect carbonation. Would have scored higher, but I feel like this coats the mouth a little TOO much in the finish. This is by no means a hinderance, but I would have prefered a little bit of a drier/stickier finish.
O: The entire staff over at Lagunitas needs to pat themselves on the back for this one. Not only have they devised a geniusly complex and interesting beer, they've also devised some effin' delicious flavors. Hops, wheat, honey, light malts all wrapped up in a devilishly drinkable package. This one'll be finding its way back into my fridge in the future.
Serving type: bottle
03-02-2014 04:06:45 | More by ThePaintedGrey
New Jersey
4.13/5 rDev -2.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Golden straw color. Only a slight haziness. Bountiful head with good retention and lacing. Massive C hop aroma, all over the citrus spectrum. Some gentle notes of ripe peach and apricot, too. Spicy and grassy on the tail end.
As this is quite heavily hopped, the perceived bitterness is up there in IPA territory. The flavor profile is all IPA. Loads of bitter citrus rind. Grassy and dank. Very light malt backbone, though you can detect the wheat as it just tastes a bit different than, say, an all pilsner malt IPA.
This is an IPA with wheat for all intents and purposes, and a big one at that - big aroma, big flavor. I consider it an excellent and somewhat unique beer among the year-round IPA selection.
Serving type: bottle
03-01-2014 19:43:36 | More by gr0g
4.63/5 rDev +9.7%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
General: This is a standard in my house but I figured that I would finally review it. I enjoyed this one out of my New Belgium tulip glass. No born on date on this bottle but it's pretty fresh, it's only been in the house for a couple of days.
Appearance: Pours a light gold to normal gold color and is crystal clear. Very bright color to this. There is a great white head that is big and fluffy that diminishes pretty quickly. There is a little bit of lacing, not a lot but what there is looks really good.
Aroma: this is a very balanced aroma with a nice bit of hops with a good malt backbone. There is a little touch of orange that comes through this. I really like the aroma of this, it's really nice!
Mouthfeel: Carbonation is moderate to moderately high and has a coating effect with each sip. The body of this is medium, and is fitting to style.
Taste: Again just like the aroma this is very balanced. There is a nice hop note but it is backed up perfectly by the malt. There are a lot of small flavors in this that come out slowly over time like orange and maybe some light citrus. it's a great beer.
Overall: This is a good beer, plan and simple. It is a standard in my fridge but until tonight I never thought to write a review.
Serving type: bottle
02-28-2014 04:44:34 | More by BeerEngineer
New Jersey
4.34/5 rDev +2.8%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
A Little Sumpin' Sumpin' has a clear yellow body with a moderate sized dense white head. Head has good retention and leaves heavy lacing. Aroma has a ton of bright citrus, most noticeably pineapple - the biggest pineapple aroma I have ever experienced. Also has mango and tangerine along with fluffy light white bread.
Taste starts with a bit of bread, then an explosion of pineapple, followed by a bunch of mango. Has a mango, pineapple, and tangerine finish, crisp citrusy and light bread aftertaste. Has an above average heaviness with a bit of creaminess, above average carbonation compliments beer nicely.
Serving type: bottle
02-27-2014 19:57:41 | More by JG-90
4.24/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Pours a bright gold with a soft white head that stays, leaving lacing.
Smell's like lemons, orange, and pineapple, with a yeasty and graininess to it.
Taste is refined, with a deep wheaty aspect, along with Citrus and pine. Also there's some fruity quality like peach and pineapple. Very tasty brew that I love to go back to time again.
Feel is lightly carbonated, with a nice pallet presence that keeps all the flavors well melded.
This is one of my favorites from Lagunitas and I will always seek this out fresh when I can.
Serving type: bottle
02-19-2014 04:34:44 | More by BastardKing24
4.6/5 rDev +9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
A: Yellow brown. Good lookin' beer!
S: Brown sugar, hops, citrus.
T: This is superb! Dry hops, brown sugar, raisins, citrus, nuts, and malt. Sort of like a really hoppy barley wine, but not quite as heavy.
M: Medium with a velvety texture. Awesome mouth feel on this one.
O: This is an excellent beer. Very well-balanced and flavorful.
Serving type: bottle
02-18-2014 03:08:27 | More by titty_mcbitty
New York
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
12oz bottle served in a pint glass.
Slightly hazed golden brew with more head than Marilyn Chambers ever gave. The aroma and taste are full of so much citrus and tropical fruit it's enough to make Carmen Miranda's head jealous. Goes down smoother than a baby's ass. Highly drinkable and a few of these makes most any woman highly bangable.
Serving type: bottle
02-15-2014 23:01:50 | More by Loco_Joe
3.94/5 rDev -6.6%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A: Golden-yellow hue with a thin white head and some lacing.
S: Mild tangerine, pineapple and some pine on the nose.
T: Malt, wheat, citrus and general tropical fruit flavors.
M: Light bodied and carbonated.
O: Solid flavor profile, balance is good, though I would like just a bit more.
Serving type: bottle
02-13-2014 01:59:48 | More by hillvt4me
4.33/5 rDev +2.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
12 ounce bottle into tulip glass, bottled on 12/21/2013. Pours lightly hazy golden amber color with a 2 finger dense and fluffy white head with great retention, that reduces to a nice cap that lingers. Spotty soapy lacing clings around the glass. Aromas of big pineapple, mango, tangerine, grapefruit, lemon/orange zest, orange rind, pine, floral, grass, wheat, light honey, and floral/grassy earthiness. Incredible aromas with awesome complexity of bright citrus hops and light-moderate malt balance; with great strength. Taste of big pineapple, tangerine, grapefruit, lemon/orange zest, orange rind, light mango, floral, grass, light pine, wheat, light honey, and floral/grassy earthiness. Fair amount of floral/pine bitterness on the finish; with lingering notes of pineapple, tangerine, grapefruit, lemon/orange zest, orange rind, floral, grass, light pine, wheat, and floral/grassy earthiness on the finish for a good bit. Fantastic complexity of bright citrus/floral hops with light-moderate malt balance; with a crisp malt/bitterness balance and zero cloying flavors after the finish. Medium carbonation and body; with a smooth, crisp, and moderately sticky mouthfeel that is great. Alcohol is well hidden with only a slight warming present after the finish. Overall this is an outstanding IPA! All around awesome complexity and balance of bright hops and light-moderate malt flavors; and very smooth and crisp to drink. A highly enjoyable offering.
Serving type: bottle
02-12-2014 05:02:04 | More by superspak
4.38/5 rDev +3.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
A - Somewhere on the spectrum of gold and orange.
S - Citrus and floral and a bit of malt.
T - I first noticed hops, some pleasant fruit flavors pineapple, grapefruit, citrus a little orange its a bit sweet and has some noticeable wheat character.
M - Medium body with a slight dry and very easy to drink finish.
O - Has great flavor I will be drinking many more.
Serving type: bottle
02-10-2014 00:30:14 | More by patpbr
3.75/5 rDev -11.1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
A- Light golden and clear with moderate carbonation and a white one finger head. Light wispy lacing clings to the glass.
S- Strong malts with sourdough bread. Dank and pine hop aroma is abundant.
T- Sour malts and dank hops come on strong, then dissipate gradually to leave a nice spicy feel.
M- Seems to start flat but redeems itself nicely. Medium bodied .
O- This brews best attribute is the look, and it is sexy. But I think this one goes like this... Its not you, its me... We should see other people... Although I can appreciate the the time put into this ale, it just isn't my cup of tea. I remember this one differently though and I need one more go at it to decide.
Serving type: bottle
02-08-2014 22:15:31 | More by Emnmarko
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The Sta-Rite U9-229 Pump Lid O-Ring fits Sta-Rite Max-E-Glas and Dura-Glas pool pumps with a 5 inch diameter trap. Factory original Sta-Rite replacement part.
If the O-ring is swollen or cracked it can cause your pump to suck air and spit air back into the pool through inlets and it must be replaced. Not replacing O-rings can damage your pool equipment, have a negative effect on filtration and decrease the efficiency of pool chemicals.
- Replaces Sta-Rite part number U9-229
- Pump Lid O-Ring
- Fits Sta-Rite Dura-Glas and Max-E-Glas
- For pumps with 5" diameter trap
- Replace O-rings when cracked or swollen
- Factory original Sta-Rite replacement part
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